This paper summarises the advanced techniques adopted for the analysis of human and
organizational factors, which are the predominant factors in maritime accidents, and the …

Chemical process industries (CPIs) work with a variety of hazardous materials in quantities
which have the potential to have large health, environmental and financial impacts and as …

Despite the use of automation technology in the maritime industry, human errors are still the
typical navigational risk influencing factors in autonomous ships with the third degree of …

The globally expanding ship** industry has several hazards such as collision, capsizing,
foundering, grounding, stranding, fire, and explosion. Accidents are often caused by more …

Maritime transport faces new safety-related challenges resulting from constantly increasing
traffic density, along with increasing dimensions of ships. Consequently, the number of new …

Groundings, which account for approximately one-third of ship accidents, are classified as
very serious with tragic consequences. Therefore, identifying the factors causing groundings …

Human factor plays an important role in sustainable maritime transportation. Human errors
are the leading cause of death or injuries during maritime pilot transfer operations despite …

Over the past decade the number of maritime transportation accidents has fallen. However,
as ship** vessels continue to increase in size, one single incident, such as the oil spills …

For a human reliability assessment in the maritime domain, the main question is how we
correctly understand the human factors in the maritime situation in a practical manner. This …

Emergency preparedness is of paramount importance in successful emergency responses
at sea. Therefore, emergency drills are regularly conducted to maintain acceptable levels of …